Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-27
THE NEWS IN VERMONT
NAT 1ERS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.

HINESBURGlI.

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LOUISA nave returned run Ne9lasht,.
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Ms MS. lte.Su ~ .e oos n'on euheSuay aloel
Williston exchanged with Rev. A. G..
REID, sunday; .....NeNt SUNDAY feV. A.
>. UliDelt VIII preach ms lareWeli ser
ic mon III lhe bapilso church, anu III tns
aIteIHooh du " U c'ock wiz pleacn Heill
orldl sermon oelore ne nleinperS ol uue
y. A. II. post. There VII pe no pup
nc opstrN ii, N'lice vi henloIial Day Htle 'he
posi- VII observe lhe rltual , VI @ une VI. a.
H. anu WISH lhe graves 9l di uedu coilla.les. @
...;'.ieury Aloerl DeoeT'lIle ne Wlo T,1 was
HsphyNIaleu ny Sas az tiIe DtySo iiulse an
nttlldnu anu Wuo Mao ol'iieu lioiIi hIs
laluel : res leslnence on M MOIiiua9i MnS oIlsls
young inau - ears W H, anu wen euucdteu
:;'.;. MIS- oiark r. Mea'l mas gone over over
u the lake 10 Nlsly , nel I lilo.her nose an heaLIn
is iall,nG MISS MINNIE Allell teacheS
sIhop' Sin ~ No. Q, .ne sauie posl.l3n "illc4 sue
ulleu last year SO acceplaoiy -. ~, Lewis
sanctuary SHOWS some very me ben DAVIS
apples SioN Wv II ,l ou ms placs anu as lIesn Hl-
paleH1iy as W1en plCkeu rom lne Tree.
.'''i ihC iort ~ NAV 10 "O'hS ooiio
Si,e;a ,,,. haforof = ~ . ;,i H. i.; ~ - -
good roads ... Monday, f.. Shinville took
in over 100 dozen eggs at II cents The
creamery pays ~ cents lUU IOr 1nllK lHlS
week Sunday, Wortheim's gray horse
ran away with Tim Degree and demolish-
ed a new buggy. Degree was not serious
ly hurt but the horse was cut badly on a
barbed wire fence. 1t was caused by Il
wheel running off.
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The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Murphy lately drank oil of tansy from a
bottle which was carelessly left within
reach, but prompt medical attendance
saved the chid's life. ... WOrkmen, I'M
der the judici0us superintendent of Dr.
Burdick, have made marked changes upon
the grounds and buildings adjoining the
i unCoOi ti n,lT"n as l,l o,io
section at present and teams are also in
demand 49,. Some of the residents who
think they have been paying eXorbitant
prices for an inferior quality of native
beef, now regularly receive from Burling-
ton supplies of the tender, Juicy Western
article, and retail it out to their neighbors
...Mr NJ H. Woodwork fell from a
load of hay recently. badly iujurug an
ankle, which. with other complications
resulting from the accident, confines him
to the house.
WESTroRD
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me iuuerai oi AppieIoh uroW was ~
iehued ohhGay at ms late residence py a
wears old born in Randolph and lived in
this town about half century as an hon.
orable and respected citizen. The funeral
service was rendered by Rev. b: >. Adams
who appropriately introduced the 9Oth
Psalm. Mr.. Grows SIX sons were present
~. Tne cream separator at the Hollow
Jailed last week and a new one Is order
ed to replace 1t: .... The creamery at the
Centre is receiving daily $500 pounds OF
mix. ....A new provender ana feed
mil Is IN process OF erection by Henry
Macomber. ;The grand list OF 1851
contains 23o polls Tor assessment, and the
canine registry shows the registration OF
nearly lOO dogs.
p1CuNoND
~, >-., ,-,.
his new block and the fonndstion wall,
are we'll under way. G.. *. Brown is do
ing the mason work. Mrs. julia
Brown ha. been appointed liquor agen
by Commissioner Andrews for Richmond
......An eel was speared the 18th in Shep
ard cove by Lewis Bowdry measuring
four feet ia length and weighing five anC
One-fourth pounds .. Farmers are yer,
busy getting in their crops. There is
scarcity Of help at present. a good man.
men could find employment in the farm
ing community. Mrs. Palmer VIII,
died mere recently was the mother of Mrs
Appleton of Burlington and f.. II. and Il
A. jones of Richmond.
1rprcuo crvrpr
NV OHN NE
Mrs. George H. Brown is very low, ant
not expected to live from one day to an
other. Rev. Austin Hazen OF Rich
mond preached here Sunday in eXchang
with Mr.. Williams 1.-THE G. A. r.. pos
of Underhill are to observe MemOria
Day at this place. this year Col. Sawye
of Hyde Park is the speaker The Ladies
Aid Society are to furnish dinner to al
who wish at 20 cents each. Mem bers o
the post and sons of veterans free ...
The farmers are rushing springs work
help is very scarce, in this part of thu
town at least. The road commission
ers are mending their ways this week.
Orville Choate of Albany, n. Y, was tn
guest of DIR. Cilley last week.
ESSEN
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I'll, me ciostng eHerGlses M ol .ie nsseH OlaS a,
sIcdl institute rol tle pleSehu scnopi nIn Teai
took pace on uesnay q, tnis W9eh' ie ne
were heii aI the baptist Cnurch, Mnic
was Dtdulllully utCOTdlel IoI u TIC puipo